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Training Hanbook for Internet Generated Productive Occupations: On-Line Services

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Web Based Training Environment
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NUMBER OF LESSON THE NAME OF THE LESSON The Level of the difficulty respective the initial level of the learner knowledge, where:
The Level 1: No knowlege,
The level 2: Low to medium knowledge,
The level 3: High level of knowledge. 		Lessons: Compulsory: C Recommended for specific cases: R or R (EN) Supplementary: S or S (EN)
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- Project's online life / Essential web addresses
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C
- Essential Guidelines
1
C
E1_EN LEARNING INTERNET, TCP/IP, THROUGH YOUR PRACTICAL EXPERIMENTS. PALPATE, DIAGNOSE AND TRUBLESHOOT THE NETWORK. PING.
1
C
E2_EN STUDYING THE INTERNET TCP/IP THROUGH PRACTICAL EXPERIMENTS.  TROUBLESHOOTING THE NETWORK. IPCONFIG. TRACERT. HOSTNAME. NETWORKING MEASUREMENT UNITS.
1
C
E3_EN NETWORKING BASICS, STRUCTURES, ARHITECTURES.
THE APPROACHING OF THE TCP/IP PROTOCOLS.
2
C
E4_EN BRICKS OF THE TCP/IP. INTERNET ADDRESSES AND INTERNET ADDRESSING.
2
C
E5_EN INTERNET ADRESSES AND INTERNET ADDRESSING.  SUBNETTING.
2
C
E6_EN TCP/IP SUITE OF PROTOCOLS. UNDERSTANDING ISO /OSI REFERENCE COMMUNICATION MODEL. TCP / IP’ FEATURES.
2
C
E7_EN TCP/IP FUNCTIONS AND PRACTICE.
2
C
E8_EN TCP/IP PRACTICE. PRACTICAL TRANSPOSITION OF THE TCP/IP.  TREATMENT OF THE TCP / IP TROUBLES.
2
C
E9_EN INTERNET BASIC STRUCTURES AND ARCHITECTURES. THE BRICKS AT THE BASIS OF THE INTERNET. THE LANS. THE ETHERNET.
2
C
E10_EN ETHERNET STAR TOPOLOGIES. HYBRID CONFIGURATIONS
2
C
E11_EN ETHERNET. ETHERNET PROTOCOL. DESIGNING AND PUTTING THE LANs INTO SERVICE. NAT. DHCP.
2
C
E12_EN ETHERNET PRACTICE THROUGH IMAGES. THE SMALL (MICRO) ISP.
2
C
E13_EN BASIC HARDWARE FOR INTERNET. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF THE HARDWARE.
2
C
E14_EN INTERNET PRACTICAL INTEGRATION. CONNECTIONS, TYPE OF CONNECTIONS.
2
C
E15_EN INTERNET BASICS. THE USE OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS IN NETWORKS. MOBILE INTERNET.
2
R
E16_EN INTERNET BASICS. MOBILE IP. THE CDMA MOBILE WIRELESS INTERNET PRACTICE. MOBILE IP.
2
R
E17_EN WI-FI BASED WIRELESS INTERNET.
2
R
E18_EN WI-FI BASED WIRELESS INTERNET. INSTALLATION. USE.
2
C
E19_EN INTERNET TROUBLESHOOTING, DISTURBANCES, MAINTENANCE.
2
C
E20_EN TROUBLESHOOTING THE INTERNET. MONITORING NETWORKS.
2
C
E21_EN INTERNET BASES PART 1. HOW TO USE THE TCP/ IP PROTOCOLS: FTP, TELNET, HTTP AND OTHER.
2
C
E22_EN INTERNET BASES. DNS ADDRESSING. SERVERS. HOW TO INSTALL SERVERS'PACKAGES.
2
C
E23_EN WEBMASTERING BASICS
2
C
E24_EN HOW TO CREATE A WEBSITE.
3
C
E25_EN INTERNET NET ADMINISTRATION, ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS AND ELEMENTS OF RELATED PRACTICAL PROFESSIONS. ADMINISTRATION OF THE SERVERS IN LINUX.
3
C
E26_EN Internet Net Administration, Administrator functions and elements of related practical professions PART 2 Microsoft ® IIS. Network Services Management: SMTP; Telnet; SSH. The service and program PuTTY.
3
R
E27_EN Internet Net Administration, Administrator functions and elements of related practical professions.
Network services management and control. FTP. HTTP. Security on Internet.
2
C
E28_EN APPLICATION SERVICE PROVIDERS
2
C
E29_EN Internet Service Providers, Customer relation Management, Webmaster.
2
C
E30_EN ACTIVE SERVER PAGES
3
C
E31_EN JAVA SERVER PAGES
3
R
E32_EN INTERNET CGI AND PERL SCRIPTING
3
R
E33_EN FIREWALL: PROCEDURES AND INSTRUMENTS
2
C
E34_EN VET & EVET PRODUCTS / INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER.  HOW TO ACHIEVE STEP BY STEP ONE LAN CONNECTED AT INTERNET. - Internet Service Provider (ISP) – basic hardware architecture.
2
C
E35_EN VET & EVET PRODUCTS / INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER.  HOW TO ACHIEVE STEP BY STEP ONE LAN CONNECTED AT INTERNET. - Installing Fedora Core 4 Server.
2
C
E36_EN VET & EVET PRODUCTS / INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER.  HOW TO ACHIEVE STEP BY STEP ONE LAN CONNECTED AT INTERNET. - Configuring Fedora Core 4 Server.
2
C
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